Police Officers See a Bunch of Kids in a Group and Jump out of Their Car to ...

By Elizabeth Nelson

Usually, when people see two police officers jumping out of their cars and run towards a group of kids, some people would think, "oh, this isn't going to end well."  However, others wouldn't jump to any hasty conclusions, because they would wait to see how the story would play out. 

I'm sick and tired of seeing signs that say, "Don't Shoot, no justice no peace."  Why not hold up a sign that says, "KNOW Justice KNOW peace," because ignorance, following blindly and a lack of respect, while demanding respect, is getting you killed you. 

Take these two white Plymouth, Minnesota police officers, who see a bunch of kids - black and white, playing football in their complex.  The police pull up, jump out of their car and run to the group of kids.  Of course, with all the "hands up, don't shoot" BS, this was all caught on video.

It's usually a really bad sign when a police car pulls up and two cops jump out and head towards you, KARE 11 viewer Michelle Keenan thought that was the case Monday night when a Plymouth squad car pulled up to her apartment complex, two officers got out and began walking towards her son and his friends who were playing football on the lawn.

Her heart started racing as she watched from the balcony. "What'd they do?", Keenan thought to herself.

She was about to run down and investigate when she saw Officers Matt Kaley and Mike Passing each join one of the teams and start playing. Keenan says the game lasted for 20 to 25 minutes, and her son later told her it was the coolest thing ever.

"It's a good feeling to know that we live in a community where police officers are willing to do this and be there for us," said. Keenan, who thought the story was a good one in light of the negative attention police have received lately.

As a parent, she tells KARE 11 that she appreciates what the officers did, building trust with the kids and creating a memory they will always remember.

The cops downplayed the story. "Just a friendly game of football, and the kids loved it," said Kaley. "Yeah, he's a linebacker," laughed Passing, pointing at his partner. The two also say their radio was quiet, so they were not shirking duty.  Read more Kare11

Sadly, it doesn't matter what a cop does, play with children in Minnesota or even in Kansas.


Or even buy a shoplifting mom groceries, instead of arrest her, because of all of the false rhetoric that has been spread and all of the damage that Obama has done, we have slid so far backwards that now every white person that doesn't agree with a liberal Democrat or Obama is racist, and every cop is a criminal ready and looking for an excuse  to kill every black man they pull over - regardless of the crime they are being cited for. 

Chris Rock produced an "educational video" about "How not to get your butt kicked by the cops."  If you don't Know Justice and need to Know Peace, maybe you should check it out, but be forewarned, it's not for the faint of heart or for the easily offended.  It's Chris Rock, people.